Subject | Re: FB on Chinese language |
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Author | peter_jacobi.rm |
Post date | 2004-02-02T09:33:28Z |
Hi Luciano,
--- "Luciano de Oliveira" <luciano.oliveira@t...> wrote:
Essentially you can go two ways:
- don't let Firebird know, which character set you are using and do
all the charset specific stuff in other layers, as James already suggested
- set the Chinese character set in Firebird
Please note that these two ways don't mix well. You can go either way
but not both.
If you take the second approach, you should set the default character
set of the database and the Firebird connection character set to
Chinese Traditional. And then you must ensure that you really give
Chinese Traditional data to the API. Also it helps to set your
computer's default locale to Chinese Traditional when doing this job
(perhaps D7/IBX will only co-operate when you set the computer's
default locale to Chinese Traditional - ask the experts). This assumes
W2K or XP as your OS.
Regards,
Peter Jacobi
--- "Luciano de Oliveira" <luciano.oliveira@t...> wrote:
> Somebody know's how can i post data with chinese language(Traditional Chinese).
>I don't know anything about D7 or IBX and can only answer for FB itself.
> I'm using D7/FB/IBX
Essentially you can go two ways:
- don't let Firebird know, which character set you are using and do
all the charset specific stuff in other layers, as James already suggested
- set the Chinese character set in Firebird
Please note that these two ways don't mix well. You can go either way
but not both.
If you take the second approach, you should set the default character
set of the database and the Firebird connection character set to
Chinese Traditional. And then you must ensure that you really give
Chinese Traditional data to the API. Also it helps to set your
computer's default locale to Chinese Traditional when doing this job
(perhaps D7/IBX will only co-operate when you set the computer's
default locale to Chinese Traditional - ask the experts). This assumes
W2K or XP as your OS.
Regards,
Peter Jacobi